Quote by Jim Rohn

Success is steady progress toward one's personal goals.

Success is steady progress toward one's personal goals.

Summary

This quote suggests that success is not measured only by achievement or reaching external milestones, but by the consistent and continuous advancement towards one's own aspirations. It implies that success should be defined on an individual level, as each person has unique goals and dreams. It emphasizes the importance of making steady and consistent progress, rather than focusing solely on instant gratification or quick results. Ultimately, this quote highlights the idea that success is a personal journey of growth and self-improvement.

Topics

Success Goals Progress Personal

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